NVIDIA unveiled the RTX Spark superchip at GTC on June 1, targeting Windows PCs with high‑performance AI compute, graphics and local agent capabilities for thin‑and‑light laptops and small desktops. NVIDIA said Lenovo, Dell, HP and Microsoft will begin shipping RTX Spark‑equipped Windows notebooks and small desktops from this autumn. Lenovo chairman and CEO Yang Yuanqing described RTX Spark as a major advance for AI‑native computing and said Lenovo will deploy its engineering, global scale and A

NVIDIA unveiled the RTX Spark superchip at GTC on June 1, targeting Windows PCs with high‑performance AI compute, graphics and local agent capabilities for thin‑and‑light laptops and small desktops. NVIDIA said Lenovo, Dell, HP and Microsoft will begin shipping RTX Spark‑equipped Windows notebooks and small desktops from this autumn. Lenovo chairman and CEO Yang Yuanqing described RTX Spark as a major advance for AI‑native computing and said Lenovo will deploy its engineering, global scale and AI device portfolio to target creators, gamers and AI developers.